... Parliamentary Compendizim. HOUSE OF COMMONS, May 1. BANK RESTRICTION BILL. 1Ir. HORNER expressed his surprize at the pro- li posal of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, to renew u the restriction on the Bank for two years, and he r was sure the same sentiment had been felt through d out the country ; for his own part, he would freely ir declare that he doubted the sincerity of ministers ci ...

... I OTDOX. 'n S : A , MONDAY-MAY 6. Fd Friday, Saturday, and ?? House id wasthronged with distinguished charactertk pay-s ing their respectful congratulationS to the Prince Regent,upon the marriage of his Royal daughter. The Royal wedded pair are only expected to remain a short time at Oatlands; and then return to London. During their short stay there, they - will remain in complete retirement, ...

... UNITED PAMLIAMENT' GREAT BRUTAti AZrD IRPAL, AD. HOU8sl,.0r LORIDS, MAV 10. - I. The House met at ten 0'clock in tho morning, and' proceieded in Apoeals.g yt'1ire Itespedlting D t'sivreBill, the Trustee. under-the mar- nags settlement, hinving aittenided anti stated his rea~lioeaS to advance nmoney to. Mlrs. Dyntr, fnr thse purposes of her defence - Tfhe f ankt Restric:tion ifll, the trish ...

... NqhETS*fttRtrqSArMyDRt A \ V.l A 9h M iTA.CI INFANTr ;ito rlmY.-S1A DLEIRS WELLS n This and FrllowihgR IWvENfN'G, a ne; 1'.nantontie filUniC b1y Air. G. RIeeve), called lONI)(ON an-l P'AR IS. Clown, . 4i. ,gin-r di.-A helv Fistg; calIed. trh I1Yvai ?? s an pra Ilele 1- I'eJf, Perf rices of tte INFANT PRODIGY oil .ite bTIGHJT ?? to 1ofude with ascentto tole Gallery Ifroi the tage, anal vice ...

... ?? on day's + Tuesday's Posts. LOND(N', 7TUI'8D)4Y,A MAY 7. 816 vI I, armis Papers of Iitlursilav, rr idav, 'I ?? erun tnt, they ?? cely anil I tlea pi ragiaipin Nsintnliy af l innig 11innied.- pinill CUis i~sclich annn [inai l Imil'v and 'IC in ii ii~ iii 5'n'tsiii) . Ifr t yi ) lae'tnI l. sin tyii hum1I ,~i sans! ~ii..i1,iins ?? Si. linUes. iiI line ?? ?? ?? a Fil1ii .1 il ?? t~t iml'eiti ...

... DI f1bal Commerce, Lamn', hence at hidrenli tin. i 7i 7das.s, ?? Ri hi id, \\alkn, hence to jainhict, IYA- spo kel 5th March, inl la.. A 4B;. lii l IO leI In ost miz in bowrprit, and ali her Stili, except the inrecaii, iti a gate two cavs bef'-re. The Travcllc;,Llaydlie, ?? HeBrie Teiln ltegrit, I)alryeltyaplehc, ait Marareirnm Trhe Coanmerra, Lhtch, hence, at ditto 'the Haluvcni,Weo.ter, ...

... ThcSTS CmTi'v , Tx'1 %t \I ?? 1. II,% v' 4INI UoNDIM ?? T'F''ISD)Ay, M~AY 7. o, ~I.f~ Fl1laiid-ts Midt I lainllbirnih ar i' ed I i Hil I MAY ?? Fitld il.'15th %Y1tfvi ad tinri ted lit VIale ndel its oii ?II ondit v c'ij-lii rill' H-e ?? tilie iliohing dayt in) CxtUiniili lint grelit itn' I( INVtile kiild l Sarsbltl %ill neachli$ !ihleitil-qtir. t Tore i dat A ener si cha~nge of the etni iti ...

... a TULLIGENCE RECEIVED FROM CALCUTTA, PER I I SHIP LIVERPOOL. - lccounts from Amretsir state, that Rumjeet P was at Lahere. His attack on Rujoory was tponed, as Akbar Ilhan had offered obedience ?? Runjeet had requested Aobud Khar to pro- a od to Naln, and persuade the Goorkhas to 4 ter his service, but Aubud had declined the C Rion. Runjeet had avowed his intention of aceeding against Cashmere ...

... The LONDON G.tIZK.TE, May xsr, t8i6. INDIA BOARD, WHITIZI.ALL, MAY 9, A dispatch, datrd Calcutta, the Toth! of Decumbner igaS, of which tihe ftliowing is an extra6r, has been this day received at I the Eaqct India House front General the Earl of Moira, K. G. j Governor General and Commander in Chief of the British ter- I ritfries in India:- 'The poesibillty that a ship, now obout to sail, may ...

... iTHlE EXAMINER. _ .=I a ?? - LVOnaY, MAY 12. Tur, chiefinterest of the past week has consisted in the Parliamentary Debates, to which, at present, we rewret that we can o6ly direct the reader's-attention. We shall make some observations next week on the discussion re- specting thei Liberty of the Press. The French Government has proceeded to try BONA- P.ATES S old and faithful Fervant General ...

... EDINBURG H,1- Weed hief oist D be ieu- : St ne- that ori- The the THURSDAr-MA2' 9. THE KING. His Majesty passed the last month in gna bodMly;health, and in uniform tranquillity, but his Majesty's disorder is not diminished. (Signed as usual.) P. ris Papers have been received to the 4-,. M. 13-rrier, Gen. Cambrone's Counsel, has published a memorial in sup- pnrt of his client, In which he ...

... Frednesdy's & Thtursday's Posts. I .. ?? I From the London Gazette of Tuesday. T IIlS Gazqt e announces that tht Priuice Re- gent ims conferred the honour of En ighlmthilo on Tilonias B.MI, Esq. (ie ot the Sheriffs, and G. Cooper, Esq.; to appoint thle Rev. r. Mills one of his Majestvs Chaplains iii Ordinarvy, And J. Hall, Esq. to be Consul in London for .-Hanover; and to ;approve. Mr. E. ...